Code's New Toy
Posted: Fri Oct 07, 2005 9:08 am
So I was at the hobby shop last night, watching these guys fly around some Flatana's and I thought they were pretty cool, but I decided I wanted something a little beefier. So I poked around, asked a few questions, and ended up with a Hanger9 P-51 Mustang PTS and all the extras (starter, fuel, pump, glow starter, etc) for about $480 . Its an early Christmas present, along with 2gb of ram for my laptop . Why wait for the holiday rush?:-o
Its a 40 size nitro, balsa construction low-wing fully aerobatic model with removable droops and speed brakes with a cheapie flight simulator that connects to the JR 5 channel remote via the trainer cord so noobs like myself can learn to fly it detuned.
Heres a place that sells it for 50 bucks more than it cost me:
http://www.ehobbies.com/han2825.html
There is a long-ass thread about it on RC Universe:
http://www.rcuniverse.com/forum/m_31020 ... ey_/tm.htm
I figure I'll practice with the simulator for a while, then go out to the local field and see if I can find someone to be a trainer for me. There are lots of rich bastards here in Omaha, so there's plenty of people that should be willing to give me a bit of instruction.
The software that comes with it is called 'Cockpit Master', and its pretty much a piece of shit, $30 retail. Hopefully it will get the job done.
Anyway, lookin forward to screwing with it, and hoping I won't be drafting too many of its parts for reconstruction on the mill
Its a 40 size nitro, balsa construction low-wing fully aerobatic model with removable droops and speed brakes with a cheapie flight simulator that connects to the JR 5 channel remote via the trainer cord so noobs like myself can learn to fly it detuned.
Heres a place that sells it for 50 bucks more than it cost me:
http://www.ehobbies.com/han2825.html
There is a long-ass thread about it on RC Universe:
http://www.rcuniverse.com/forum/m_31020 ... ey_/tm.htm
I figure I'll practice with the simulator for a while, then go out to the local field and see if I can find someone to be a trainer for me. There are lots of rich bastards here in Omaha, so there's plenty of people that should be willing to give me a bit of instruction.
The software that comes with it is called 'Cockpit Master', and its pretty much a piece of shit, $30 retail. Hopefully it will get the job done.
Anyway, lookin forward to screwing with it, and hoping I won't be drafting too many of its parts for reconstruction on the mill